If you drive recklessly and cause a car accident that results in another person’s death, you could be charged with reckless vehicular homicide in South Carolina. Reckless vehicular homicide means killing someone else while driving in reckless disregard of other people’s ...
Read MoreThe delta variant has become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the United States, which has caused places like restaurants, gyms, universities, ...
View MoreNext weekend, specifically on August 15, 2021, a new gun law goes into effect in South Carolina, allowing anyone with a concealed weapon permit (CWP) ...
View MoreStarting on August 15, 2021, South Carolina drivers could be fined for driving too slowly or holding up traffic in the left lane of a highway. Law ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, all drivers must either carry auto insurance or pay a $550 uninsured motorist fee annually. The minimum liability limits—along with ...
View MoreIn South Carolina, a person commits the property crime of joyriding by taking, operating, or using a vehicle without the owner’s consent and with the ...
View MoreUnder South Carolina law, being drunk or intoxicated in public is not against the law. However, the state prohibits “gross intoxication” in public. ...
View MoreOn June 9, 2021, the South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that the state’s lifelong sex offender registr y is unconstitutional without any form of the ...
View MoreIn South Carolina and nearly every state throughout the country, it is against the law to buy, sell, or otherwise profit from prostitution , which is ...
View MoreDriving under the influence ( DUI ) of alcohol can result in harsh criminal penalties, including jail time, fines, and driver’s license ...
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